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  1. IDF targets and bombs facility entrance points related to a covert atomic project in Syria, amid diplomatic pushes and IAEA concerns.

The International Atomic Energy Agency is investigating alleged nuclear facilities in Syria, led by Director General Rafael Grossi.

5 reports, 3 independent Updated Sep 10
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The International Atomic Energy Agency is investigating alleged nuclear facilities in Syria, led by Director General Rafael Grossi.

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  1. Denmark welcomed the International Atomic Energy Agency's decision regarding Syria's nuclear file.Sub-event
  2. Syria seeks to restore normal status via IAEA cooperation, while Qatar lobbies the agency for a resolution on the file.Sub-event
  3. The IAEA has submitted a resolution to close its probe into alleged nuclear facilities in Syria, praising cooperation.Sub-event
  4. Syria met international technical and legal requirements during the IAEA investigation.1 source
  5. IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi investigates alleged nuclear facilities in Syria.1 source

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